solicitous in Latin
solicitous in Latin is sollicitus — solicitous means keen to get something wanted, or anxious to avoid something bad.
solicitous in Latin
sollicitus
What does "solicitous" mean?
- adj Keen to get something wanted, or anxious to avoid something bad.
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adj Caring and attentive towards someone, in one of several ways.
"solicitous inquiries, asking after her husband and children"
- adj Done thoughtfully and with kindness.
- adj Done with eagerness or enthusiasm.
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solicitous in a sentence
- solicitous inquiries, asking after her husband and children
- The more solicitous of the two was Nurse Cramer, a shapely, pretty, sexless girl with a wholesome unattractive face.
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What is "solicitous" in Latin?
"solicitous" in Latin is sollicitus. solicitous means: Keen to get something wanted, or anxious to avoid something bad.
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